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Lynn County approves switch to Capra Bank for credit cards, opens checking account; adopts budget amendments and accepts February finance report

Lynn County Commissioners Court · March 23, 2026
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Summary

County staff said Capra Bank offered improved credit‑card services; commissioners approved opening a checking account and applying for credit cards. The court also approved budget amendments and accepted the February 2026 finance report, voting unanimously on routine claims and payroll.

County financial staff told the commissioners that Capra Bank proposed an improved set of credit‑card services, including the ability to list county staff as authorized users and a cash‑back (rewards) arrangement. The court approved a motion to open a checking account at Capra Bank and a separate motion to apply for Capra credit cards, citing better terms than the county's current provider (UMB Bank).

Finance and audit staff then presented budget amendments affecting multiple line items (juror expense +$4,000; unspent grant +$37,898; small reclassifications between salary lines and temporary help and bonds/dues adjustments). Commissioners voted unanimously to adopt the amendments. Amy Schuknecht presented the county’s February 2026 finance report and the court voted to accept the month’s report.

Finally, staff presented claims and payroll for payment; the court approved those as submitted. Commissioners recorded unanimous votes on the Capra Bank motions, the budget amendments, the finance report and the claims and payroll approval.